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(Page 37 of 124) 11/22/2016 West Virginia Supreme Court Expands DUI To Private Property High court in West Virginia declares drunk driving laws even apply to roads that are not open to the public. Police Enforcement / Drunk Driving Laws READ MORE>> 11/18/2016 Idaho Supreme Court Says Even A Two Minute Traffic Stop Delay Is Too Much Idaho Supreme Court cracks down on unnecessary delays during traffic stops. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 11/8/2016 Georgia Court Bans Police Driveway Snooping Georgia Court of Appeals suppresses evidence after police entered a home driveway without permission to snoop inside a parked car. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 11/1/2016 Florida Appellate Courts Split On Camera Legality Three-judge appellate panel steps in to save some Florida red light camera programs, punt issue to state Supreme Court. Camera Enforcement / Red Light Cameras READ MORE>> 10/7/2016 Toll Collector Battles To Stop Rental Car Fee-Avoidance App Federal appeals court to hear case that could block smartphone app that saves automobile renters from paying hefty toll road fees. Police Enforcement / Taxes and Tolls READ MORE>> 10/4/2016 Illinois Court Criminalizes Failure To Unnecessarily Signal Second highest court in Illinois decides motorists can be pulled over for failure to signal while traveling straight ahead. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> 9/30/2016 North Carolina: Traffic Stop Must Be Based On An Actual Violation Of Law Court of Appeals in North Carolina rejects traffic stop based on an unreasonable interpretation of state law. Police Enforcement / Checkpoints and Stops READ MORE>> Previous Page Next Page

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